closed #213055
Other
123 S Kingston DR
- Case Date:
- 8/12/2026
Landscaping, including trees, in parking lot are dead.
Landscaping, including trees, in parking lot are dead.
“Utility workers” claiming we need to allow them to replace gas lines with no communication in writing. No assurances of liability. Also constantly blocking mailboxes when plenty of parking is available.
I was leased an apartment that when it rains the sidewalk floods and am unable to leave my home safely. They sent someone to dig a small trench and put plywood down on the sidewalk, but it is very unsafe and doesn't take care of the lack of drainage and soil control. Also, my apartment has 6-8 unmaintained older trees preventing any sunlight at all. The air is always very damp humid air and smells like a stagnant pond. The gutters are overflowing. I am 80 years old and don't have an email. Please call me, thank you.
HUB Lincoln (address noted from the flyer) left flyers in drivers side car door handles parked in lots downtown (reserved spaces for local businesses). This soliciting tactic is unwanted and seems unusual and like a safety issue. The leasing office is listed as 118 N Walnut St Suite 100.
What are these channels called, technically? I call this one the "Davis Street Canal." There's another between Mitchell and Eastside at Hunter. And one somewhere in Prospect Hill or the Near West Side. I often walk past the one along Davis, and always wonder what they are called, officially. Please satisfy my curiosity, if you can. Thanks!!
I live at 837W 6th Street at the corer of W 6th and the 200 block of Waldron. There is a Maple tree on the City side of the sidewalk whose branches a hanging over the sidewalk such that walkers have to duck or go around as they walk by. It needs to be trimmed. Thank you, Gracia Valliant
The retention pond in Coppertree community on south Coppertree has been at normal level only twice in 2026. The last time was July 27. (Photo included which shows the elevated level line) Subsequently the community got significant rainfall on Saturday August returning the high level.
Again. The City's HVAC unit on the north side of the Showers Building along 10th Street is incessantly screeching again. I documented the noise at 79 decibels earlier this morning. For weeks prior to the constant noise there was intermittent loud screech that sounded like a car accident when the unit would start up. It is startling and jolts you out of a peaceful walk from over a block away. This is a nuisance. My office is on the northwest corner of the Showers Building and I can hear the unit through the brick walls. When will you be upgrading this entire unit? It seems to be chronically having these loud sound issues.
The two trees on either side of my driveway have branches that are starting to scrape our cars as we pull in. I have tried to clip some of them but the trees need to be pruned back from the trunks. The lower branches are obstructing our driveway.
Hydrant is laying on the ground no longer attached, there is no water coming out from this. Need to see what steps to take to fix this? Thank you!